| I was watching an interview with Charles
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| | rather protecting the super star from
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| Barkley. His basketball career was being
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| | damaging relations within the team.So
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| discussed. He was asked to rate the great
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| | often in sports we see super stars hired
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| players during his 1985-1990
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| | for their names. They come in and get
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| years.Charles declared Michael Jordan #1
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| | their stats and a bigger name for
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| and Barkley #2. The commentator, to
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| | themselves, but do nothing for the team.
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| clarify the statement, asked Charles if
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| | They think they are the team, they ignore
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| he thought himself better than Magic
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| | the team, or they look down on the
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| Johnson. Charles replied, "Yes." The
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| | individual members of the team. It's the
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| commentator then asked Charles if he
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| | same in business. Headhunters supply
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| thought of himself as better than Larry
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| | hotshot executives and turn-around
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| Bird. Charles replied again,
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| | experts who come in and make bold moves,
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| "Yes."Barkley went on to explain why. He
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| | increase stock prices or public
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| felt that both Magic Johnson and Larry
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| | confidence and move on.Super stars in
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| Bird belonged to better teams, so they
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| | sports and business are great, if they
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| seemed better because they were playing
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| | can communicate with team members.
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| with other great players. I would
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| | Teambuilding begins with knowing our
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| disagree. The title "great player" or
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| | roles, forming mentoring relationships,
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| "super star" doesn't mean anything if
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| | building trust, and improving the team.In
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| their team is not involved.I left the
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| | Mr. 3000 Bernie finally gets a hit, T-Rex
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| interview and watched a segment of Mr.
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| | joshes him and begins to show leadership.
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| 3000, a feature film starring Bernie Mac.
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| | The team begins to think like a team, act
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| In the movie, Bernie plays a one time
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| | like a team, and play like a team. They
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| great player, who has returned to Major
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| | rally for the play off run.If the super
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| League Baseball after a discrepancy in
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| | star works without team members, team
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| his hit totals was found. He joins his
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| | members gain nothing. If the super star
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| old team at the end of a season to get a
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| | works in spite of team efforts, then the
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| few more hits. He's having a hard time
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| | organization gains nothing. If the super
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| fitting in and the team is almost out of
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| | star works only for himself, then the
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| contention for the play-offs.After a
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| | team members, the organization, and quite
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| losing game, T-Rex, the current super
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| | possibly even the super star gains
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| star of the team is being interviewed in
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| | nothing.Author Don Doman: Don is a
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| the locker room. T-Rex blames the loss on
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| | published author of books for small
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| his teammates. He believes that he did
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| | business, corporate video producer, and
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| his job. He's about to make even nastier
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| | owner of Ideas and Training ( which
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| comments when Bernie steps up and draws
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| | provides business training products. Don
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| the reporters over to himself and away
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| | also owns Human Resources Radio ( which
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| from the new super star. He meets T-Rex
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| | provides business training programs and
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| later in the parking lot and explains
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| | previews 24-hours a day.
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| that Bernie wasn't looking for glory, but
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